GRAD NITE 2005.

for the student leaders, it was another tiring event to organise.
for the mc, it was a job that had to be done.
for the deejays, it was yet another night of spinning music.
for the teachers, it was perhaps the proudest day of their teaching careers.
for us, aka the students, it was a night of dressing up, wild partying, and laughing it all away.

laughing what away?

what else, but our secondary school life.
once it was the break of dawn, it was all over.

four years, excluding the public hols of course, i spent in xinmin.
though i criticise and ridicule the sch system, the principal, and some teachers, deep within a certain thumping object of my body, i love xinmin very, very much.

i love all of it.
truly.

to me, it is the best school a student can wish for, it has the best bunch of teachers ever, and boosts the best facilities.

and that is why i cant bear to leave it.
and that concludes the end, the finale of my days in xinmin.

for those still in xinmin, or wish to get into it, please treasure every single teacher or staff, every single school mate. and also every day spent in school. because at the end of it all, there will be no time for regrets, no chance to hold on.

live on guys, and best of luck.


























i'll never forget my mates. hail to all.